North-Eastern Railway connects and serves the maximum number of North-Eastern states and is headquartered in Gorakhpur.

As per 2024 data, Indian Railways handles approximately 25 million passengers daily on average.

RailNet Connect is the initiative to provide free and high-speed Wi-Fi at all major Indian railway stations by 2025.

The total railway network in India is approximately 78,000 km as per 2024 data, making it one of the world's largest.

The Mumbai-Ahmedabad semi-high-speed corridor is India's first semi-high-speed rail project with expected commissioning in 2025.

The Automatic Train Protection System reduces human errors, prevents collisions, and enhances overall railway safety.

As of December 2024, approximately 55,000 km of Indian railway lines have been electrified, with ongoing expansion.

The Integrated Railway Recruitment Process was introduced to streamline recruitment for Group C and D positions across all RRBs.

Central Railway operates the highest number of suburban trains, particularly in Mumbai metropolitan area.

As of 2024, approximately 25% of Indian Railways' energy consumption is from renewable sources, with targets to increase further.